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Mr John Appleyard
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63 years old

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retired system engineer

Jim Tomlinson
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72 years old

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I retired from the US Air Force in 1986 and went to work for Intel Corporation two weeks later. I had been following Intel's growth ever since they first approached me ten years earlier (1976) when I was in college. I had been a goal of mine to work for them someday and that someday came in 1986! I started off in microcontroller design with the 8031/51 and worked my way up to Pentium-based motherboard design during my 12 years there. The projects I worked on took me from Washington DC (government subcontracting) to Chandler, AZ to Santa Clara and finally Hillsboro, OR. I enjoyed every minute I worked at Intel. Each day was a new adventure just to get up and go to work! Thank you Intel for a magnificent 11 years!

jim
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68 years old

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Hardware and software developer since 1976 with more than 100 small scale microprocessor system boards designs using more than 20 different chip. I have written more 4,500 programs of various complexities and uses. 97% of those programs are written in assembler.

Gianfranco Tomaino
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frm
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39 years old

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SMontgomery89
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JustinOrion
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69 years old

John R
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Samhudson1234
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26 years old

Glenn LeBrasseur
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Vintage computer hobbyist

Miguel Angel Luengo
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51 years old

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In love with Intel systems

Mr. Sumit Ramdas Patil
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27 years old

lyamine
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40 years old

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I am engineer in electronic

Bus Master
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Collector, restorer, and user of old computers, mostly S100 and Intel Multibus. My multibus is strictly intel, my other computers are generally 8080 or 8085. Use my MDS 225 and UPP on a regular basis to tinker with my SDK-85s and miscellaneous iSBC systems.

Currently trying to track down info and software for intel multibus and ISA BUBBLE MEMORY BOARDS